Sentence examples for profound words from inspiring English sources

Leaders issue profound words of regret, accompanied by solemn pledges that such calamities cannot be allowed to happen again.

We look at his stilted house, then his museum, with his profound words on walls, sneaking in listening to a guided tour.

Not long after Sept. 11, somebody scribbled these chillingly profound words on a wall in Washington: "Dear God, save us from the people who believe in you".

He walked closer, our eyes meeting, and I whispered the most profound words I could muster, from deep within my heart, from all of us who love this land: "Thank you".

Scow D.S. 123, by contrast, was the barge that everyone wanted to welcome home because its 600 tons of household castoffs -- a tattered Christmas wreath, a basketball, a gray sock, a few broom handles -- represented two short but profound words: the end.

Last week, I tweeted these deeply profound words to my 4,844 followers.

Clinton is framing the expansion of early childhood education as a question of equity, playing off profound "word gaps" between rich and poor children before they even start school.

How profound those words are.

Past events are folded into the narrative seamlessly, the desert setting is profound, the words lyrical.

Nevertheless, the principle remained that the national government's power came not from an agreement among sovereign states but from, as proclaimed by those wonderfully simple yet profound opening words, "We, the people".

Not the most profound last words maybe, but because of his age – 19, a man to the police, to his mum still very much a boy – and the nature and utter senselessness of his death, they don't come much more tragic.